Yeah the guy told me it was a sherrif's car but he said CHP this is the first SSP I have ever owned so dont know ANYTHING about them, but this site helps A LOT!!
Car is still cheap on EBAY CHECK IT OUT.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=300329639094

What happened on the first auction. Did the buyer change his mind?

Oh-been there, wait, am still there!

Yeah buyer had placed a bid and then emailoed me and asked if I would retract it becuase he found something local. But with EBAYS policies I couldnt retract so I relisted as soon as it was over.

According to a contact at SCSO, there were four 1990 Mustangs in their fleet assigned vehicle #'s 90724, 90725, 90726 and 90727. The last one was totaled after a rollover accident while in-service. As can be seen in the photo I posted, the ID#s were marked on the front bumpers below the right headlight. The number might also be marked elsewhere on the car, owners manual or some other documentation if it's available. It would be worth looking for.

Unfortunately, the contact wasn't able to pull up VIN #s today to try to get a match on this car to their records. I found CA smog tests from 9/97 - 8/08 all done in the north SF bay area so it seems the car spend most all it's life out here.

santa clara usually had the unit number on the lower edge of the windshield on the drivers side also.

Is the unit # marked anywhere else? Looked on bumper and windshield and didn't see anything?

Sold for $3,300...anyone here?

FYI - my Santa Clara County SO contact could not find a VIN match in the county fleet database for this car so it's pedigree seems up in the air at this point.

For sale again?

Looks like it, why did the buyer at $3300 not take it?